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I need to go into it more in-depth, but we can choose to share our data with each other through the 23andme.com site, right? I think I just need to switch it to public sharing with other users on the site.
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Yeah, you can share within the site, but you'll loose that data when your subscription expires. I'm looking for a free community site that we can use to upload our data (downloaded from from 23andMe).Originally posted by Michael.James.Clark View PostComment
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